What about onions ? Like for onion straws...
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I have this and I can't imagine how you would do onion straws from this. I have the waffle attachment it would not work with that either.
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Hi Kay...the width of the 'Julienne' is not adjustable. All vegetables sliced using this slicer are about the width of a piece of uncooked spaghetti. Hope this helps.
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Not sure. Never have made cheese straws. May depend on the dough. Yes, you could keep on clicking the handle, but the dough at that point would start again. Can you overlay the dough a bit, and then press that point slightly to make sure it stays together? That is my best thought. Good Luck!
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The lids are metal and the middle hole is perfect for a straw. I've also put them in the dishwasher and they did great. I would highly recommend these!!!
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Yes, you can put a straw through the hole in the lid, not a fat straw, but regular size straws should fit with no probem. The opening is a kind of half-moon shape, flat on the part that is closest to your mouth and rounded at the top part.
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I don't know that I would do that just because they might catch fire to something. Otherwise yeah it would work. Why not try straw instead though?
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This mug is oven-safe, but the lid isn't. I don't see why it wouldn't work for making onion soup as long as it holds the amount you want.
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Skinny plastic straws (or any straws) will go right through this. I'd suggest getting a silverware/flatware type of basket. Good luck!
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Don't know for sure about the straw, but I often use disposable straws anyway (just remember to get the extra long ones or they don't work). The hard straws are a lot harder to keep clean - even soaking them doesn't always clean the inside surface enough to suit me. Have used pipe cleaners more than once to remove stubborn stuff.
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Yes. It's the handiest little gadget. I cut onions into big chunks and pulse them till they're just right, then freeze them. Always have chopped onions on hand. Same for carrots and similar veggies. Haven't tried kale yet.
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Small amounts of vegetables roughly cut first work ver well. My favorite is chopping onions, no more tears. I love it. I make potato soup, and chop the potatoes in it.
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There is a place on the side of the basket which holds straws in an upright position to wash them in the dishwasher. However, you'd still probably be better off hand washing them, using a small brush to clean the inside of the straw.
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Yes. They would be far better than any plastic straw (which are more skinny).
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The straws are heavy plastic. They were a little too big in diameter for my needs. I personally would use these straws as a single use item, and then discard. They might go in dishwasher if you used the top rack. good luck.
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I use the little wire brushes that come with baby bottles to clean out the straws. I'm sure you could find them at any grocery or craft store.
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Ive used the paper striped or polkadot ones..the are standard size straws..
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Hi there. I'm out of time but compared to most straws you buy in supermarket, etc they are taller for sure ( for room to bend!!) and just a bit more around.
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Yes. I just use plastic straws similar to those at fast food restaurants and those work fine.